THE PICK
WSH Washington NationalsAWAY · 1496 ELO
@ Colorado RockiesHOME · 1454 ELO COL
52.5% WIN PROBABILITY 47.5%
The model makes Washington Nationals a 52.5% favorite — even playing on the road. One game is one game: a 52.5% edge still loses 47.5 times in 100.
Prediction history
15 UPDATESEvery time the model moved this pick — logged in full. It updates until 15 minutes before gametime, then locks.
52.5% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.1
Ratings shifted on the latest results run.
52.6% Washington Nationals ▲ +0.1
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52.5% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.1
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52.6% Washington Nationals ▲ +0.3
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52.3% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.2
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52.5% Washington Nationals ▲ +0.2
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52.3% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.2
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52.5% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.1
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52.6% Washington Nationals ▲ +0.1
Ratings shifted on the latest results run.
52.5% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.1
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52.6% Washington Nationals ▲ +0.3
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52.3% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.4
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52.7% Washington Nationals ▲ +0.2
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52.5% Washington Nationals ▼ -0.2
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OPEN
52.7% Washington Nationals OPENING LINE
First model run when the matchup posted. Elo gap of 42 points at open.
The factors
1 IN THE NUMBEREverything the model sees for this game. Only backtest-validated signals move the probability — the rest is context, shown anyway.
GAME-TIME CONDITIONS · NIGHT GAME
97°F DEW 42°F HUM 15% WIND 17 MPH CLOUD 19% RAIN 48% 842 hPa
SCHEDULE & TRAVEL
WSH REST 0D COL REST 0D WSH TRAVELED 0 MI
IN THE NUMBER
WINDOUT VARIANCE
The numbers
What could break the pick
Colorado Rockies are 4-6 over their last ten. This is a coin-flip game — the model calls it a lean, not a lock. Starting pitchers, lineup cards, and bullpen usage move real outcomes in ways a rating system can’t see.